To the left of my sink is a stack of 3 drawers; aprons are in the bottom:
Top drawer = dishwashing gloves, dish draining mat
Middle = dishtowels
Bottom = aprons, more towels (I think I have too many towels). I don't wear an apron very often so I usually wash it right away and put it back in the drawer.

On a cute hook by the base.ment door...it's hidden from the "main" view if that makes sense

In the utility closet. I have 2 hooks on the inside of the door that hold a few. I keep my brooms, mops, dustpans, etc. in there. The closet isn't even in the kitchen (couldn't fit it in), but actually in the hallway next to the dining room. My DH uses the aprons more than I do since he does more cooking.

Mine are kept in the bottom drawer beneath the wall ovens. I thought I had a wall space planned for a hook for them but I forgot that I needed clearance for drawers to open!

Mine, too, are in the utility closet on a hook. It's in the kitchen, so they are easy to get.

Mine are hanging on nails (hooks not up yet and I got tired of waiting) in my pantry...on the side wall. I would actually have preferred them outside the pantry on the wall across from the fridge and next to the oven, but that's also the best place for the calendar, grocery list, bulletin board, etc...and since the whole family needs to see that stuff, it won.

It took me four years to figure this out. First I was storing them in the dishtowel drawer but it wasn't really convenient. I didn't want to dig for them.

Next, I put them in my closet in the Butler Pantry. That is also the staging area for things coming in/going out of the kitchen area. That wasn't really convenient as it isn't that close to the kitchen area.

I finally settled on the inside of the attic stairwell door, which is very close to the kitchen area and where I store paper/cleaning products/stuff that used to go under the kitchen sink. That is working for me quite well, and they are always ready to go.

No place for a hook in my kitchen. When I'm frying or wearing something fussy, I grab an apron out of the back of a full-extension drawer between stove and sink, then (if it's not taken too much damage) pull it back off, fold it up, put it back, and forget about it until the next time. They're folded nicely flat now, but before I reorganized my drawers they were rolled travel-style to fit across the very back, which worked fine. You can probably guess these aren't fun little ruffled hostess aprons. :)

skoo - I love your hooks!!

Mine are always out on hooks...in part because over the years they've become a favorite gift from family and friends. I've got a Culinary Institute of America one, and at least one each from Germany, Switzerland, Argentina, Chile and Disney World! I have enough that once the one I'm using is too dirty to rehang, I throw it in the laundry and pick another!

skoo!! Where did you find that hook! I'm going to make a new apron one of these days and I had planned to hang it on the side of the fridge with a magnet hook.

skoo-5 little piggies!!! Now all you need is an apron with pigs on it-that hook is adorable.

Believe it or not, we don't have any aprons. DH does most of the cooking and he is pretty neat. However, if we did have aprons they would be stored on a hook on the inside of the pantry door which is near the stove.

Skoo - another lover of the hook!

I keep mine in a small drawer underneath the dishwasher drawer in the island. I take out a clean one after a bout of heavy cooking, and if I'm going to use it again, I tie it on the wall oven door handle. Certainly not as elegant or planned as you guys! I like the idea of buying one from each place you travel to...

Eliz

skoo, like you, I keep mine on hooks in plain sight. Like yours, my aprons have been gifts, and are thus objects worth displaying with fond remembrances. Each has character worthy of being displayed, so on display it goes. They're part of my kitchen decor.

Eventually, I'll probably have a hook in the broom understairs closet, or in the laundry room. Right now I have a couple of aprons and a couple of potholders in the drawer for the Advantium trays.

We have a walk-in pantry and I have a little space of wall without any shelves. I have a couple of hooks for aprons. And I think they are pretty, so I like to see the colorful fabric, when I open the pantry. I also have a cute little fabric pouch that I purchased several years ago with a hanging string, that I hand on the inside of the pantry door. That stores plastic bags.

pinch_me - the hook is actually a key hook from RH. I saw it, and had to re-purpose it for my aprons. Love the idea of getting a pig apron, and would also love to find a towel pig like I saw here once!

Here is a link that might be useful: Restoration Hardware Pig hook

I love aprons...

Just saw these hooks... they would be great for hanging anything!

Here is a link that might be useful: kitchen hooks

In the corner of our kitchen, we have a small section of wall between doorways where I have three sets of hooks to store aprons for me, aprons for DH (the hook), and aprons for DD. Bellying up to soapstone (or granite) counters seems to cause micro holes in t-shirts, so now everyone is wearing the aprons more so as not to damage favorite Ts.

Holes in t-shirts is an ongoing topic of discussion in the Laundry Forum, and I have figured out from the various hypotheses posted that at least in my family, most of our holes are in locations where we would have bellied up to the counter.

For years I have kept mine on decorative 3 hook on the back door, but I’m here to get another idea. That was actually perfect for me because I have the smallest kitchen I’ve ever seen, it’s easy access & I like the hooks, but my cat keeps playing with them. Perhaps I’ll live with that.

I was hoping to see a picture of your cat playing with your aprons.

I hang my aprons on a key hook next to my fridge. They are very convenient where they are.